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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-15

SIR ANDREW CLARKE Is one OF the high.
est English authorities on fortihcations. He
gave It as his opinion ia a recent interview
that the United States would make mis-.
take fit spent large Gums on heavy forts aud
referred TO plan OF his own as q much more
efficient means II defense and comparative
ly inexpensive.
He said: /" Instead OF alleged invuInera-
blity my principle Is invisibillty OF dc.
lenses When you erect enormous fortii.
cations you offer target for the enemy's
shot Let your turrets and cupolas be ever
80 thick heavy shot is likely TO play the mis-
CHIEF which their mechanism. With your
distinguished oountryman, Lieut. Maxim, /
have worked out what call a disappearing
gun system which can be applied to the
heaviest guns made. This renders fortidca-
cations unnecessary. The gun occupies a
hole in the ground. When In action II is
raised by sort OF hydraulic elevator and
after firing sinks into the pit again to be re-.
loaded. Thus 1t Is exposed for only few
seconds. When in the pitt can only be hit
by vertical or plungng fire, and the like.
lihOod OF such shots striking their mark is
Infinitely small. Covered ways shelter the
men who load the gun so that the enemy has
practically nothing 10 aim At gun oper.
sted in this fashion commands a much wider
area than when mounted in fort BY
means OF electricity the gun can be raised,
lowered, trained and discharged by one man,
IN position OF safety hundred yards or
even mile away. This has been actually
accomplished. We are at work on a plan
Whereby machinery for loading the gun can
also bs operated by electricity. II this is
successful the gun can be wholly worked
from a cafe distance"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-15
n CHUHOtE LOW.


Trouble ATisSs in . Catholic ConErF alton In
Mercer County
The congregation OF the Catholic church At
Jefferson, Mercer county, is greatly exercised
over dispute between the bishop of tue do
cese, Right Rev. 7. Mullen, OF Erie aad the
resident priest, Rev. Father Douuelly, and
from present appearances q total dIsrupuon
Of the parish is anticipated. In November
lsst difference arose between Father Don.
nelly and the bishop over certain matters re.
lating pastoral duues On refusal To obey
his superior the priest was held 10 be o m
tumacy. A month later the bishop proposed
TO sdjus the matter on an arbitrary plan
prepared by three other priests of the diocese
Father DOnneliy refused TO submit TO this
and he was officially commanded to refrain
from his priesuy Offices, but not absolutely
suspended.
Tue congregation became divided, the com.
mittee Of the church srTay!ng Itself on the
side OF the pastor. Bishop Mullen visited the
church few days ago, but was prevented
FROM entering, and was compelled TO occupy
pulpit in neig boring church. A day or
two siterward Rev. Father DOnaghue, OF
GreenviIle, went to tho church aud vsiniy
tried 10 unlock the door he then broke it
open with hstchet and entered the ed ECe
After his departure the committee Tegaiued
control of the church, and now alleges that
the cIoorium and cGalice were taken away,
an action which the members think 10 uu-
warranted,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-15
NEW AprKRrBEMRNrs
NEW ADrER ERrgEMRNrS.
A THLoPRoROS FOR RHEUMATISM
HeartIess Cruelty

II Is to acludc poor surercr Into tho belief that
some worthless linimont will cure rheumatism
aud neuralgia. Honesty is the hest policy I'm tho
manufacture " proprietary articles IN all other
matters, ana tho fact that tho pruprtetors OF
Athlophorcs have never claimed for Il even all
IL. merits would warrant has not little TO do
with Its wonderful popularity, ana the thou.
sands OF grateful testimonials received by them
show that their policy has been wise az well
right
Experience has amply demonstrated that 10 ere
outward applications are worthless. The disease
has tts seat in the blood. ana any remedy TO be
succesSfuI must deal with tho obstructive acid
Witch pctsoas and flames it.
AthlOphorcs aOts ON tho blood. muscles ana
Joints directly. Ii taxes the poison out of the
blood, and carries II ont of the system u invig.
CRATES the action OF the muscles ana linbcrs the
stiffness Of the joints II reaches the liver and
kidueys, cleansing them from Irritating sub.
stances and, II followed up after the Rheumatic
conditions cease, it viii restore these organ. to
regularity and health.
West ChaEy, N. Y. Aug. IA, 1888,
Yours Of Aus. 18th. is at hand, and In reply
would say that Athlophoros proved the M ost
etteotusl remedy for neuralgia In the osse OF my
son that ever tried. After using halt bottle
ne was not troubled any more for str months.
HENRY HARRIS.
Mt Pleasant. Pa, Aus. 10 1855.
Am thankful that tried Athlophocos. lhsd
rheumatism seven years, part OF the umo could
not mOvc but today am we'll and hssrty. 1
write this hoping some other sufferer may try H.
W. FLEMING.
Every druggist should keep Athlophorus ana
Athlopnurus Pals, but where they cannot be
bous sEt OF ths druggist the Athlophoros Co, No.
Ia wall street, New York. will send either tear.
riage paid) on receipt OF regular price, which
10 o. 70 per bottle for AthlophorVs and soc. for
FIs.
For liver ana kidney diseases, dyspepsia, In.
digestion, weakness, nervous debility. diseases
OF women. constipation. headache, impuro
blood. Sc, AthlophorVs Puls are uusq qualed.
'auiNlweOl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-15
r rMBAGo-LAME BACK.
ST. JACOBS OIL.

LUMBAGo-LAuE BACK-AaAzIEe RE.
sULTS.
srFFyREp AND CURED.
Hyde ParE, scranton Pa
have been troubled with lame OsoE fOr
thA Iast ten or ntteen yeArs, aud iurtnx
that time have tried all kinds Of remedies
hut found no relIei. / tried st. JACOBS on
which l am happy 70 Iay has completely
cured me. hh'' D. ii, WADE.
SUFFERED 2YEARsA AND CURED.
Mr. A Fueker. 600 Walnut street, ST. Louis
No, suffered for two years with lumbagO
and was conhed TO hls bed FOR several
mo, nths. He was entirely cured by the use OF
st jacobs oil. which ; says f. also the beat
cure for sprzins and al! olhsT pains.
COULD NOT EISS ASR T,7 }6rE STEE3; st2oo, ~
/ had severe attack Of rheumatic lumbRgo
rendering z me unable u rise from my Chaif
and applied It. Jacobs Oh, whereby was
"a far relieved that the pain was removed
wALIER dAYEEs. Spice Merchant
sEvKRE LUMBAGO CURED.
lO3 Prince st, New York, y. Y
had a very seVSre case of lumbRKO, SO
that 1 could hardly walk. friend of mine
tie IL relieved me uisd another bottle ;
II cured me- and now would not be without
ltiGit cost d per bottle. Z. U, sHAYNE.
ENTIRELY CURED or LGaBAGo.
soIne time ago contracted heavy co q,
ana it left me with lumbago used numer,
Gus remedies, but got no relief After using
about oue and hall bottles OF st Jacobs on
was entirely cured. W. j. CAHlLL,
The CHARLES A. YoGELEE CO.. Baltimore,
Nd.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-15

TIE ST. James Gazette published an article
some tme since on Americanisms, but Mr..
Halket Lord shows Ia the Bgokilart that
they are nearly all good old English, and
even some expressions that we consider slang
have good literary authority. In Wioltfs
Bible the following sentence occurs AT
Lystra BArnsbas and Paul rent their clothes
and skipped out" The expression, al got
left'' Is used both In Shakespeare aud 10 some
fine old msdrigal writors.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-15
over Three thousand Tobacco Hands Go Out

UNef Thfoe Ihousahd Iobaooo HAnds 60 Out.
The entire force Of about $500 hands at +.
Lorillard's tobacco factory at Jersey City, n.
j., struck Friday because of a proposed rs.
duction Of wages. The firm claim that the
trouble Is due TO their refusal to treat With
two walking delegates, who called upon
them last week to adjust difference between
them and their employees.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-15

"RoraH on Rats" IS out of fashion, and
the latest sud bos, poison 1, said to ba button
polish. A New YORK. policeman committed
suicide by swallowing tho powder intended
for polishing the brass buttons q, his uaiIor m
II contained arsenic.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-15

READ elsewhere OF the size OF the cigar bus
iness Of Lititr; 1t will open your eyes to the
resources Of that rich village that should have
long since been o borough.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-15

The Chicago Tribune publishes a posm
about the honest farmer which winds Un
with the following lines
And bigger liar youpl seldom frd
Than The farmer man--whGn he's SO inclined
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-15

CHAMHERsBURs Rs will not have q tobosgsn
slide until next year. Lancaster will have
one this year and probably more in years to
come
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-15

AroUsT SPIEs, the Anarchist, under son q.
tenoe OF death in Chicago, is to marry Miss
Nina Q. Van zandt on Tuesday. The mar.
rage Of lQnstics is void.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-15

ALLENTOWN wants a 500 900 public build
ing Let the Peanut City still its voice until
Lancaster has been heard.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-15
T, GANsMAT 4 BRO.
L. Gansman & Bro,
S ". Coz North Queen Aai Orange SIS

Never before IN the history Oi the Clothing
Trade were such values offered.
We arc nearly ready for The renodelling and
enlargement OF our sJore. We intend TO make q
clean sweep and have IuauEurated grand
clearing sale for ten days only of fine Meme,
Boys and Children suits and Uvercoats at less
thsn SC on the dollar
We orer 70 the public the following Bar.
gains
$50
- 8riII buya Fine ur Beaver Overcoat worth
Is 80 will buy fine Corkscrew overooats, SILK
Faced, worth si2OU.
g. o. VIII buy zine Melton or Kersey Beaver
OvsrCOAJ4 worth sTO o.
IS 81 will buy Men Durable Suits worth o. so
rOO will bay fine Cashmere suits wuFths IL 90.
800 viii buy Black or Brown CorEscrew cults
worth as o.
Boys' AIl.wool Cashmere Suits at $3.50 worth
10.
Boys overooats, dTsssy, OF good material. at
s2ss worth $50.
sOO Pair OF Mems Pants selling at eJC. and o. 90.
SpO Pair All-Wool Cashmere Pants selling at
e. 80 and s2Oo.
Buy whether you need the goods or not It will
pay You.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-15

- ! ~, . uvu1Y DAT m THE YEAR
g{-- sS>nAaS 1ssepesd.I

-, A vpR, vsvp polLAn a rnAs, prrry
5Qu 4 uo11n SElusnDD ~ oAsffsn u LAs.
Q51,r11ln App ALl ApsofprHe rLAuEs. eAhrLs
EDrsn vnnl lruupAI connissfoE ALLOWED 10
& - AsnxR fsLsYnorB oosuporSor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-15

A POINTER for those who shed tears over
unhtnching victims of the gsllows: It Is
harder TO live correctly than TO 'dle game"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-15

"l lovO thee, eass, and only thee" Wei The
only way 10 obtain It Is 10 buy s4,y.tion Oh. IS
cents.
The people still cling TO Dr. Bulls c pugh
Syrup rs the oyly safs and reliable remedy for
cough, cold, Group, catarIh. snd consumption.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-15

amended bill answers every purpose, for
the Germans themselves have proved that
modern wars must be short.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-15

Tho CHARLES A. YoGELER CO., Baltimore,
Md.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-04-21

,h..h.Ia -. - - N.1 a, =.
O"y oN,u '-0e pony no ''''o'' IN care OF
'O'n Dts
Or '-'e'i-0iu niis'' no orsnos' ~ o H.
% "s1 'po''eu yee,ins nenef'
S'-aN VS." - n" Ni~iS' ~ a. n
uuh !sA,s oei, &c" car sruooeu' no
't@uus' . i,SN ~, DooN
@-yeHi-Oiu s'eei' ,hAfAeu crop anu aPii' N
sp' =" '"e ''"ei' Ho 'ienus' ~
Hooet. OooAihs .
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-04-21
Chsutssu Furnishes Her Usual Quots o. Local
HApVsninss the Past Wssk.

"A nice rain yesterday
--CrOqust is the pAstims.
Colonel Mcdaniel has moved TO Gibson.
several aAhlng parties were INDUCED in
last week.
DIR. Mcbride is expected home about the
arst Of May.
Il. p. Blsdsos is stocking mp his millinery
department.
u. n. Riley was among the many businsss
men In town saturday.
Ben Bsrry's father. OF ~. smith, was up
TO see him few days since.
--Mu. Dr. Mcbride has returned nom 0Ib-
son where she haa been Waiting.
n. O. Mcbride IL puttiAg the anishing
touch on General Grants hotel.
james sondhsimer, OF Muskogse. waa
doing business In our city Monday.
--soms very costly and beautiful curtains
are adornins our neat little depot.
What makes that sAd expression on The
face OF our postmaster. we wOnder.
General Grant IL thinking OF connecting an
iee-eream pariOr with his new hotel.
-C. 81 ydsn arrived Monday from TsxAs with
train load Of ane cattle for his ranch.
--Parson Smith will soon move into his new
house In the southwest part Of the city.
Miss DolIs Markham returned 20 her
studies a. Usage hisaion. Kunsas, last week.
&C. II. Merkt. our genial night agent. was
up the road last week with IN aye TO business.
Mr.. and Mrs, Cromwell were among the
players a. the card party given BY Mlas Mary
Quinn last saturday night.
--B. N. Reynolds, formerly agent 81 Moni-
teAu. Misaouri, has been transferred 10 AVoea.
Hebraska, 10 q similar position.
Our aweet slumbeEs were awakened BY
sweet muhlc oAe night last week, rendered b.
some Of our young men. Come again, boys.
--captsIn Reynolds deserves great prAiss fOI
the beautiful and expensive improvements hs
IL making on hla elegant residenoe In the eaai
aide oftown.
agent Quinn made lying trip 10 osweg,
last week with the intent Of seeing his bes
girl. We hope he was successful for u wal
rather On eKpenaive trip.
THE regular meeting Of onr lycenm hai
been postponed twice AAd we may expect aoml
very brilliant and souRd logic produced mex
Saturday night, II the weather permits.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-04-21
IrEMs FROH FLISr.
The Judge Denies the Dream story-TAh Of .
relsphone Connection Between Flint and
Tahle0uah-The Hsws In General.
IYucA.

TaAieSuaA-TAs News q. General.
The long drOuth wss At lAst broken by q flight
shower last night.
The infant child Of Sam Harp. living near
Honey Hlili, died lsst Saturday.
A new church house is In progress Of cree
tlOn near the residence Of L. s. Sanders.
Elder Riddle. OF the Church OF God. orgAnlI-
ed q church at the court house last Sabbath.
The Zion BAptIat church building is not yet
completed. Work has been discontinued for
the last week.
Peaches and apples will be about half crop
In this district. In some localities the crop
was all killed
nis reported that several horses have been
stolen from parties living In the lover parts
OF thla district.
The man who aceidentiy shot himself while
driving cattle near Honey HilI. an aooount Of
which was reported 10 the CHEETAH, is In .
fair way TO recover.
A person cannot even act a. reporter for the
CaIEFTArS but that he manufactures . shoe
that Iuat nts some fellow, and then there's q
howl raised at once.
One entire family, consisting OF husband.
wife and two children, are all down with ty-
phoid fever. The family live near the head OF
sallisaw, In this district.
A stock company, Il is said. will be formed
In our district which will apply to council for
q charter to build telephone line nom Evans-
vile, Arkansas. TO TahlequAh, via flint.
The fat Judge. on whom the dream story was
sold. vehemently denies the whole thing and
asserts that the story is an sleetiOnsering
sehems to beat him with the ohTlS.iAn vOters.
How this may be deponent saith not.
Cattle are tower In our distriet than for sew
eFal years. especially at this season. W. N.
Littlejohn informs US that he is only paying
nom nine 10 twelve dollars for cows and thrde
TO ave dollars for yearllngs. George FeFgu-
son and George johnson are aiso buying.
Is Il education or good breeding that causes
us 20 be gentlemen and ladiesf Is Il edueA-
ton or good breeding that would cause per-
sOn 20 go TO church aud make fun OF the SER
vicesP We could answer these questions but
We are AFRAID we would make someone mad.
Judge stephen Teehes came up iAat sunday
In company with . white lady and the two
were married by Rev l.. 5. sAnders. The
Iudge said he wanted no one save Baptlst
preacher 70 marry him, thus evidently having
more faith In Baptist preachers than your cor
respondent has. Pn0-noSo-runLico.
ADDrrIoNAL IrsAs ny "a"
IL ralnsd on tho 18TH
wheat erops are looking we'll.
RIM. D., OF oOlngsnake. was talking Bunch
talk In Filnt ON the 18th inst.
n. W. BumnssOn reports everything all
right In politics, Kills is Jolly fellow and is
always right.
II Flint will send J. n. DAnnenberg 70 the
senate we can then boast ofa real live and
working senator.
Mrs. 4. T. Paden has the nnest garden in
Flint diatrict. "Cousin" Martha knows how
where snd when 70 plant.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-04-21
STRAY LIST.
coownEssoowxH pIarmcr.

ApEillOth.i !

coownEssOowEE DISTINCT.
IwDl seli 10 the highest bidder on the lat
MondAy In July. 1857. for cash, national war
rants or certificates, the following described
strAy properly, to-wit;
sorrei horse. 10 OF 10 yeArs old. "a hands
high, branded on len shoulder with half
circle cross. At wnns suillvan'a.
sorrel s-yeAF-old alley, Is hands high,
right hind foot white, star In forehead, no
brands. at r. NJ. Mcspadden's ranch.
bay mare aud colt, mare has small white
spot In forehead, syears old, branded with =
Q and II below on right shoulder and or n on
len shoulder, near ID. n. cAmAk's coal bank
bay, a-yeAr-Oid alley, black name aud tail,
no brands. l sorrei. t-year-Oid mare, white
In forehead, no brands. lbay a-year-old pony,
black name and tail. split In len ear, branded
on lefi shoulder q. bay a-year-old alley
white stripe IN forehead, no brands. sorrel
spanish mare. white face and legs. branded
with spanish brand. ! bay mare, years old.
black name and tail, no brands, all at Robert
Dobkin's.
sorrel l-Year-old mare, branded with a
boot on len shoulder and thigh, a. W. W.
Crutchneld's.
bay a-yeAr-old alley, small white star In
forehead. no brands, st Mose Riley's.
Dun Marc and colt, mare or yeara old ~
hands high, branded with an on left eide Of
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-04-21
CLknEnOaK IrEHs.
An Interesting Batch Of News TrOa Oar Live
Neighbor on the West side.

Dr. C. P. Linn went to Muskogee yesterday.
Dr. A. J. Lane and wife were In town satur-
day.
Our mill Is doing good work now. Give
n call.
Z c. LIpe was in town yesterday on his way
to the capital.
John Bullette was quite sick for day or
two last week
I'd Hicks went to st. Louis Last Sunday. 90
We suppose, to buy goods.
The Cooweescoowee hotel Wa crowded TO Its
utmost capacity last night.
J. NJ. Beard, one Of Claremore's old stand
bys, was in town yesterday.
The carpenters completed the new residence
nc. W. Eatons last Friday.
The future prospects flour little town are Is
bright and sure az the rising sun.
Mrs.. Mccoy. our accommodating IandIady.
has been quite sick for several days.
J.F Ward returned from TahlequAh yester-
day. He reports having good time.
Frank Purcell came up Saturday afternoon
and stayed with.us a few hours. Frank is In
the walnut log business and he is a rustler.
Pay car yesterdy, the 18th. Everyone In
town says that car is the surest pay we have.
ifit does only come once month. ItisANel-
come visitor.
J. A. Norman came in from Gibson ysster-
day and probably will remain with ne q few
days. He is just like all others who leave
Ciaremore. Its only question OF time until
they come back.
Mr.. stAnlfer. one Of the nrm OF Wheat
stAnifer. was with us several days lAst week.
He put mp y very handsome Iron fence foI
Henry Chambers at the cemetery. and also pui
up . hne monument for John Chambers.
April 18th, 1857. IrUcA.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-04-21

Deserved HANGING. Many of our
readers will doubtless recall the arrest
Of Marion Moxley, which was effected
by T. K. Knight year ago last winter
some miles east ofhere on Horse creek.
The fellow was charged with breaking
his wife's neck. and at Keytsville,
Missouri, on last Thursday, he was
convicted Of the offence and sentenced
to thirty-three years in the penitenti-
ary. The indictment was for murder
in the frs degree, but the court saw
ht to give in stIuctions to the jury for
murder in the second degree, with the
result stated above. The ground upon
which the accused was convicted is an
unbroken chain Of circum stantial ev-
idence. As believed by Mr.. Richard
son, Moxley's father-in-law. the pur-
pose Of the murderer was TO get rid Of
his wife in order that he might marry .
citizen OF this nation aud thus secure
a fright" Let us rejoice that he failed
in the accomplishment Of his object.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-04-21
IrEns EROM FLINT.
The General News OF the Locality Carefully
Reported.

Rev. Allen RATHER IL quite sick.
wv. n. LitusjOhn went TO the capital this
week.
Joseph johnson is slowly recovering nom
his illness.
The CmETrAIS ls becoming very popular In
our district.
-one man told us he always went TO the
CHuSTAN to get the news OF his own district.
Elder Riddle held two daYs' meeting at
the court house. closing last sunday night.
Our whilom friend. Marx Besn. has retired
to rural pursuits aud now follows the piow
afsr on.
sam starr will soon erect q resinenee on
the nation side Of the line az EvAnsville,
Arkansas.
Judge b y. Paden and Ned Acorn, district
managers OF the Downing party, have called
. convention OF said party at STAIRS spring on
the last Saturday In this month.
Notwithstanding the hard times we notice
our friends everywhere have enlarged their
farms. John johnson. Lewis Dannenberg.
william Rnssell. John sharp and others have
thus shown their. enterprise.
"A new Methodist church will soon be erect
cd on Padens Prairie. The chairman and 9TH
ers Of the building committee only need . lit
tie more enthusiasm. MTs. H. Z. Starr and
b. W. Alberty are prime movers In the matter
Mt. Grant. . white man :hving at Green
burg, Arkansas, on Saturday last, while run
ming cattle near Honey Hill In this distriet.
Was thrown frOm his horse and badly wound
cd BY the discharge Of q gun which he wa'
carrying. The doetOu consider the case
doubtful.
w. J, Mckee. distriet clerk. was up meAs.
uring lumber for \. n. Starr last week. The
lumber was 10 be conveyed outside the nA.
,ion. Hill thinks Bunch will be elected, al.
though he will not get "bis' majority Ia
FLINT. where then will he get his majority
Echo answers where.
April 10th, issI. PRo-noNo-FunLIco.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-04-21
PERSONAL nEurror.

Taylor Foreman returned from colorsao
last Fricsy.
Col. John Q. Tuass was here = number Of
hours last Saturday.
Miss Minnie ereenway, Of AIluwe. will
shortly visit in the city.
--Magnus Mcspsdden has returned nom
school a. 81. Charles, Missouri.
Bill Davis was seen last week in Texas but
wss on the point Of leaving for California.
Agent r. L. owen returned yesterday from
81. Louis where he had been TO meet the In
dian commissioner.
Miss Hattie Gore, Of Biuejsckst, has been
the guest Of Miss Mary Raymond for several
days past She returned home on the evening
train Tuesday.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-04-21

MAD Doos.-From various sections.
chiefly east of here, we learn Of the
presence OF mad dogs. When we con-
slider the danger 10 life and property
from their existence IL is not safe to
take any chances and war Of exter-
mination should be effectively waged.
II a dog exhibits signs of rabbies IL
should be promptly killed. Don't
wait until something has been bitten
TO determine ifit be mad.